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I talk with my friend who's a divorced father and have to children. He tells me that he hasn't seen his children in a while. We talk again two weeks later, and to follow up on our conversation I ask him:
"Have you seen your kids?"
Is this grammatically correct and natural to ask?
And how about: "Have you been seeing your kids?"
Is that correct as well? How is it compared to the other?
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I talk with my friend who's a divorced father and has two children. He tells me that he hasn't seen his children in a while. " OK Is this grammatically correct and natural to ask?
- I talk with my friend who's a divorced father and has two children.
- He tells me that he hasn't seen his children in a while.
- " OK Is this grammatically correct and natural to ask?
- " OK.
- A bit more casual
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I talk with my friend who's a divorced father and has two children. He tells me that he hasn't seen his children in a while. We talk again two weeks later, and to follow up on our conversation I ask him:
"Have you seen your kids?" OK
Is this grammatically correct and natural to ask?
And how about: "Have you been seeing your kids?" OK. A bit more casual
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